1. Poundcake 5:27
2. Judgement Day 5:21
3. Runaround 5:42
4. When It's Love 5:42
5. One Way To Rock 6:54
6. Bass Solo 4:18
7. Pleasure Dome 1:43
8. Drums Solo 8:18
9. Panama 4:29
10. Right Now 6:15
11. Why Can't This Be Love 5:37
12. Finish What You Started 5:34

1. Give To Live 5:32
2. Guitar Solo 12:49
3. Unchained 3:08
4. 5150 7:13
5. Best Of Both Worlds 4:30
6. Top Of The World 3:53
7. Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love 4:58
8. The Crowd 3:45
9. Jump 4:09
10. You Really Got Me 1:50
11. I Can't Drive 55 3:45
12. You Really Got Me (cont.) 2:57

Notes

• Audience recording. The sound seems very distant at first, almost like the taper is in another part of the Hall. It does get better, and isn't too bad once you crank the volume. There is some talking by someone close to the taper. It doesn't distract too much, but there is more during Edward's guitar solo, almost like they are bored. Overall, it's distant with echo, but not bad.
• Front artwork shows a Balance-era photo of Edward in front of a big screen which looks like it contains a picture of a rocky canyon. The name of the show is at the top, the band's name is at the bottom, and there is a red VH swirl logo.
• The inside artwork shows a Balance-era promo photo that's had some sort of water effect added to it, distorting the image. The set list is in white text.
• The back contains a 1993-era shot of Edward playing live. The set list is in white text. The show information, and band member details are also present.
• The discs contain the same shot of Edward as the cover. A logo for the label that issued the discs is at the right, and the name of the show is at the bottom. The discs are labeled 'A' and 'B'.

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